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The subtitle is: An essay on Method; D. van Nostrand co, Princeton,
1962, 158 pgs., index, notes
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Reviewer comment:
The author states his purpose in the Preface. He does not consider this a
'contribution to philosophy." It is an argument opposing 'positivism' and
insisting that deductive reasoning to formulate theory is the proper basis for
a 'scientific' approach. He writes: "Thhis essay proposes to sress the
fact that there is in the universe something for the description and analysis
of which the natural sciences cannot contribute anything".
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Some Preliminary Observations Concerning Praxeology Instead of an
Introduction
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Chapter 1 - The Human Mind
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Chapter 2 - The Activist Basis of Knowledge
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Chapter 3 - Necessity and Volution
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Chapter 4 - Certainty and Uncertainty
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Chapter 5 - On Some Popular Errors Concerning the Scope and Method of
Economics
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Chapter 6 - Further Implictions of the Neglect of Economic Thinking
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Chapter 7 - The Epistemological Roots of Monism
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Chapter 8 - Positivism and the Crisis of Western Civilization
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